Another Artist Just Panic-Deleted a Grand Theft Auto 6 Confession on Instagram
Electronic group Panama admitted their song "Back to Life" is in the game, marking the latest in a messy string of accidental reveals from the sequel’s radio lineup.
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Electronic group Panama admitted their song "Back to Life" is in the game, marking the latest in a messy string of accidental reveals from the sequel’s radio lineup.
Modders stripped Los Santos down to its absolute bones to create a 2.5GB version that's barely recognizable but is also prove of how much fat developers can trim from a 120GB game.
Days after Take-Two’s CEO promised a "handcrafted" world, a fan's 5-hour painting of Lucia exploded online, serving as a powerful rejection of generative content.
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Following a previous case where early access was reportedly granted, another family is now hoping Rockstar might make a quiet exception for a terminally ill fan who has spent years building his life inside GTA Online.
After brutally murdering his ex-partner, Robert Richens broke down in a police car. Not out of remorse, but because his life sentence means missing the November launch.
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Strauss Zelnick confirmed the studio is about to spend millions on a "delicate" summer campaign, warning investors that marketing the biggest game in history isn't like selling fast food.
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Strauss Zelnick broke his own rules to announce a specific marketing timeline starting this summer, effectively confirming that Rockstar has no plans to delay the game again.
The Kinda Funny host casually mentioned receiving Rockstar emails about hands-on sessions, momentarily convincing fans the November launch was locked in before revealing the truth.
A new mod adds modern physics-based rendering to 18,000 textures, proving that Liberty City doesn't need an official remaster to look like it was released today.
This discovery is essentially a combination of almost every major glitch found in GTA: San Andreas over the past two decades, all chained together in a specific sequence that somehow tricks the game into jumping straight to the final mission.
Less than 24 hours after Google's AI tanked its stock, Take-Two is already trying to scrub AI-generated GTA clones from the internet, firing the opening shots in a battle it may not be able to win.